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I'm looking for some input on a garage floor system to park my bikes on. \\; I'm not looking for an epoxy to cover the whole floor but rather something to protect the floor from the kickstands and give me someplace cool to park. \\; I've seen racedeck and similar products to park cars on but wonder how they will hold up to kickstands.
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Michael
I second bulldog's carpet. Had it in one stall for the bikes for years. People can't believe \\;we have our bikes parked on white carpet...
Bradd \\;
I put down a maroon epoxy to make the garage look nice with all the work we did painting and with the cabinets. Under the bike, is just a couple rugs, three bucks at wallyworld.
 \\; I have blue/grey indoor-outdoor carpet.
 \\; I say to myself...."Hey! IT's just a SHED!"
 \\; If you have a showcase garage....yeh, you may want
something fancy.
 \\; Pep Boys Auto parts and Harley also,
had a system that snapped together. \\; For about $200.
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